Join us for our Bojagi Workshop, and learn some creative ways to gift wrap. This is the perfect way to tie off your presents for Mother's Day!

Please note: participants do not need to have prior experience to attend. Anyone can learn!

About the Workshop

For centuries, bojagi, the traditional Korean wrapping cloth, has held a significant place in Korean culture. Functionally versatile and beautiful, this essential item was used to wrap and carry everything from gifts to precious religious objects to clothing pieces and everyday household items. They are also used to cover food from ritual offerings, dining tables, and trays. Bojagi is still used today to wrap special gifts for family members on important holidays such as Seollal or Chuseok.

Led by Judy Kim, founder of Bojagi Home Decor, this hands-on workshop will introduce participants to more advanced, creative Bojagi-wrapping techniques.

*Materials will be provided but you are welcome to bring your own object to learn how to wrap.

About the Instructor

Fashion designer and Korean food & culture storyteller Judy Kim founded Bojagi Home Decor in 2023 after working in the fashion industry for over 20 years. Judy is on a mission to bring the sustainable Korean art of bojagi to the world, using zero waste and reuse methods to create beautiful and purposeful gifts and home décor. Her handmade products are made from 100% natural materials, and crafted in San Francisco.

Judy is also the founder of Mandoo Club, which hosts Korean cooking workshops in San Francisco!